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... most addicted to every bad paffion , in their most violent de- grees . However this may be , the paffions are certainly the causes of the greatest miferies of human nature ; and not to difcourage them in boys , under all circumstances ...
... most addicted to every bad paffion , in their most violent de- grees . However this may be , the paffions are certainly the causes of the greatest miferies of human nature ; and not to difcourage them in boys , under all circumstances ...
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... most approved models in this mode of writing , and flightly mention the poetical effects , which fuch a variation ap ... most beautiful and refined Satire can be . We have feen it carried to inimitable perfection , in the most delicate ...
... most approved models in this mode of writing , and flightly mention the poetical effects , which fuch a variation ap ... most beautiful and refined Satire can be . We have feen it carried to inimitable perfection , in the most delicate ...
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... most ingenious and most refined Courtiers attached to Lewis XV . was then feized with fuch a degree of aftonishment , how much more furprised muft he have been fince , at the fight of those mafter - pieces of volup- tuoufness devised by ...
... most ingenious and most refined Courtiers attached to Lewis XV . was then feized with fuch a degree of aftonishment , how much more furprised muft he have been fince , at the fight of those mafter - pieces of volup- tuoufness devised by ...
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